Hopewell Rocks New Brunswick

Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park

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The Hopewell Rocks is located along the Bay of Fundy, home of the highest tides in the world. It offers a unique natural experience of both high and low … See more

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Aug 24, 2024
These rocks are amazing structures, carved into weird and wonderful shapes by the ebb & flow of the tide. Make sure you go at low tide so you can walk on the beach and experience their true beauty an… Full review by empathology
Aug 14, 2024
Fantastic place to explore the low tides of the bay of fundy. A big shout out to the restaurant on site. Much more that just a snack bar! We had our medium sized dog with us and the staff went out… Full review by luvtravel60845
Jul 3, 2024
The low and high tide are amazing to experience. You can pay $40 for a family (2 adults plus kids) and then you can visit 2 days. We did the kayaking and it was amazing! Full review by Catherine B
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Hopewell Rocks (otherwise known as the flowerpot rocks) are in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick. Not only does the Bay of Fundy b…
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Located on the shores of Bay of Fundy, the Hopewell Rocks is magnificent structure that was formed by tidal erosion. These rocks are …
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Tides at Hopewell Rocks for say mid-September, about September 20, what's the high tide time of the day? Thanks.
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Please check the Hopewell rocks website for tide times
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Just curious if there is an easier way down to the floor. My mom isn't as mobile as she once was.
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Yes, they offer shuttles from the office to the platform and then it is a short walk from there. Just ask them what time the last shuttle goes to bring you back up.
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Is there an easier way down? Just curious since we maybe traveling with someone who isn't as mobile.
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you can get a ride up/down with them if you ask. There is a set of stairs that actually goes down to the ocean base from where you would be left off - you'd still have to do the stairs. And …
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you can get a ride up/down with them if you ask. There is a set of stairs that actually goes down to the ocean base from where you would be left off - you'd still have to do the stairs. And the ocean base is not level, has a lot of rocks, so that may be difficult to walk on as well for some people.
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Would you wear tennis shoes that you will throw away?
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I wore my running shoes and they have an area to clean the soles near the stairs
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Hi. We plan to visit on July 9th, 2018. What time should we be there to see everything? Thanks in advance.
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You need to check the times for that specific day to make sure you’re there for low tide. If you plan to kayak the high tides, check with the kayak company. I was there around 1 pm …
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You need to check the times for that specific day to make sure you’re there for low tide. If you plan to kayak the high tides, check with the kayak company. I was there around 1 pm and it was perfect timing. Have fun.
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Can I bring my dog to provincial parks?
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Yes of course, your furry friends are always welcome, provided you follow a few rules. Dogs must be on leashes and are not permitted on beaches.
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